Practical cyber security guidance for Indian businesses — Zero Trust, SIEM, MDR, endpoint and network security, identity and access management, risk assessments and SOC operations, written by the Novotron security team in Noida.
A practical DPDP Act compliance guide for Indian IT teams: who is in scope, the phased deadlines, penalties, the seven obligations IT actually owns, the security safeguards the Rules name, and a realistic six-month sequence.
Quick Answer Zero Trust Security is a cyber security model that requires organizations to verify every user, device, application, and
Quick Answer A cyber security risk assessment is a structured process used to identify important digital assets, evaluate cyber threats
What Is Managed Detection and Response (MDR)? Cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated, persistent, and difficult to detect. Businesses now
Excerpt Many businesses believe installing antivirus software is enough to stay protected from cyber threats. In reality, antivirus software and
Excerpt Identity and Access Management (IAM) helps businesses control who can access systems, applications, and data. By combining authentication, authorization,
Excerpt Traditional security models assume that users and devices inside a corporate network can be trusted. However, today’s hybrid work
Excerpt Cyber threats are becoming more advanced, making real-time threat detection essential for modern businesses. Security Information and Event Management
Excerpt Passwords alone are no longer enough to protect business systems from cyber threats. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) adds an extra
Excerpt Endpoint security protects laptops, desktops, servers, mobile devices, and other connected endpoints from cyber threats. Learn why protection has